electrocution

From 1980-1992, an average of 411 workers were killed each year by electrocution.

The attendance at the electrocution was a very small one.

There were three deaths in the country, one of which from electrocution.

Sentenced to death by electrocution in the beginning of the book.

The other two cases were due to head trauma and electrocution.

The first law allowing the use of electrocution went into effect January 1, 1889.

At least 29 people were reported to have died from drowning, electrocution or disease.

A black Mercedes had been seen at the other electrocution murder.

This electric chair would be used for all electrocutions up until 1964.

How he escaped electrocution the security officers did not try to figure out.

Three other justices have supported electrocution, and did so again today.

Officials say 80 people have now died, mostly by drowning and electrocution.

It is one of the very few creatures in the world that can kill by electrocution.

Electrocution was ultimately adopted by 26 states, but none after 1949.

I am both a spectator and participant in the electrocution.

The ending, involving electrocution, is almost exactly like the death of the 50-ft Woman.

One person died from electrocution, and there were three deaths overall in the country.

Between 1924 and 1964, 362 inmates were executed by electrocution.

The first execution by electrocution was sentenced here in 1931.

Died of electrocution, if you can believe it, trying to wire up some old apartment building.

After my electrocutions I was even able to sit next to a coffee pot.

You could be locked up or stuck in the electrocution chair.

The first days of training after the electrocution were.

Celebration of course, would lead to incarceration and perhaps to electrocution.

I told her just about the electrocution, not the rest of what he'd done, letting it sound like an accident.